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For Whom the Bell Tolled in 2001

by R.C. Baker

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Lawyer Stanley Cohen’s Defense of The Usual Suspects in 2001

by Peter Noel

Archive article about the roots of Republican anti-democracy tendencies.

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Stop the G.O.P.! Exposing the Rise of the Counter-Constitution in 1987

by Paul Berman

All roads – and subways and bridges – lead to books in Brooklyn.

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Print Is Still Kicking Butt at the 2026 Brooklyn Book Festival

by Laura Bell

Trinkets with the power to conjure history and heartbreak.

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For Whom the Bell Tolled in 2001

by R.C. Baker

Beautiful rays on the road: A vision from last year’s West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn.

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March, Dance, and Celebrate Freedom and Solidarity in Two Boroughs this Labor Day(s) 

by Laura Bell

An existential character asks the most existential question.

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A Sisyphean Tale: ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ Screenwriter Samy Burch on the Power of Persistence

by Kalyn Corrigan

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In 2003, Reading Up On John Coltrane’s Contemplation and Invention

by Greg Tate

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Print Is Still Kicking Butt at the 2026 Brooklyn Book Festival

by Laura Bell

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Theater archives

The Biennial Bonanza ‘Performa 15’ Brings Us Live Performances Created by Visual Artists

by Tom Sellar

November 17, 2015

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The Clock Strikes One: Mark Thomas’s Monologue ‘Cuckooed’ Is More Hit Than Miss

by Tom Sellar

November 10, 2015

Theater archives

Taylor Mac’s Trailblazing ‘Hir’ Explores Gender Identity to Dramatic Effect

by Tom Sellar

November 10, 2015

Theater archives

Dystopian Allegory ‘Privatopia’ Wields an Ideological Anvil

by Tom Sellar

November 10, 2015

Theater archives

Like a Shakespearean Hero, ‘King Charles III’ Is Ambitious to a Fault

by Tom Sellar

November 3, 2015

Theater archives

César Alvarez’s Musical ‘Futurity’ Commands You to Drop Your Arms and Raise Your Hands

by Tom Sellar

October 21, 2015

Theater archives

With Liberia as Its Backdrop, the Forceful ‘Eclipsed’ Illuminates the Plight of Women in War

by Tom Sellar

October 20, 2015

Theater archives

‘Houseworld’ Portends Extraordinary Immersive Theater but Lingers in the Laid-Back Lane

by Tom Sellar

October 20, 2015

Theater archives

In ‘The Daisy Theatre,’ Puppeteer Ronnie Burkett Has the World — and His Audience — on a String

by Tom Sellar

October 6, 2015

Theater archives

In Song and Sign Language, ‘Spring Awakening’ Wages an Adolescent Assault on the ‘Parentocracy’

by Tom Sellar

September 29, 2015

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